Mongibello rescues the quintessence of the 'Dolce Far Niente' (The art of doing nothing, or what is the same, the art of enjoyment) in a Mediterranean enclave, on the most "vivid" island of the Balearic Islands. The tranquillity of Santa Eulalia and its blue magnetism make it the perfect setting to play Dickie Greenleaf and Marge Sherwood in 'The Talented Mr. Ripley', that adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel, where the American author imagined a dreamlike and peaceful little village on the Italian coast called Mongibello.

Mongibello contains the essence of that little Italian village where the inspiration of the Italian coast merges with Ibiza in a love story, told by its protagonists: the characters who write this story. Those who form part of the island's mysticism and perfectly represent the art of living.